MECHANICAL WIRE DESCALING MACHINE

ABRASIVE BELT DESCALING MACHINE RG-8

The abrasive belt descaling machine frame employs a long square box structure as its foundational element. This equipment consists of a spindle, rotary disc, power drive unit, straightener, protective cover, and vacuum cleaner. The operational principle involves mounting a belt onto the turntable, enabling both revolution and rotation. The belt's linear speed reaches up to 15m/s, and it remains consistently close to the wire rod surface. This proximity is ensured by adjusting the eccentric shaft, which accomplishes tasks such as belt tensioning, releasing, belt loading/unloading, and wire rod threading. Additionally, modifying the tension of the sand belt is achievable through adjustments to the eccentric shaft lever spring.

The primary drive employs an 11kW frequency conversion motor connected to the spindle through a triangular belt. The turntable is bolted to the main shaft, facilitating maintenance and disassembly. The machine operates under PLC program control, communicating with the host machine, and can also switch to a separate control mode. The machine effectively eliminates rust from the steel wire surface through belt grinding, meeting all coating requirements. The abrasive belt utilized is either an imported zirconium corundum belt or a ceramic belt.